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Searching For The Truth

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Are Cave Dwellers Primative?

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When visiting museums we often see di-

oramas of cavemen, humans shown as brutish,

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hairy ape-men. In fact, people have lived in caves

throughout history; some even live in caves today.

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If you visit the town of Coober Pedy in South Aus-

tralia, you will find people living in caves with TV

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antennas sticking out. This is an opal mining town,

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and the ambient outside air temperature is so high

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that some miners choose to live in caves where the

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temperature is cooler. Are these miners primitive,

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brutish ape-people? Hardly, they were just hot! People assume, based on evolution-

ary ideas, that humans who once lived in caves were primitive brutes.

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After the Tower of Babel when people scattered throughout the world, some

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sought shelter in caves as they built more permanent homes. In Genesis, Lot lived in

a cave after he fled Sodom. When King Saul was after David, David lived in a cave.

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Obadiah hid a hundred prophets in a cave in order to save them from Queen Jezebel.

Elijah himself lived in a cave.

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On the island of Malta, in the Mediterranean Sea, the tradition of living

in caves goes back to antiquity. It was written about during the Middle Ages. The

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writer found the children strong and simply dressed. The adults greeted him. The

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women were remarkably good looking. The men worked the fields, tended animals,

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and took the produce to town for sale. The women made cheese and bread. Drinking

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water was stored in earthen pitchers. The caves were ventilated with shafts and deco-

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rated with crosses and holy pictures. Brutish, hairy ape-man? Throughout history

people have chosen to live in caves (including large cave villages still in existence in

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China), but this does not mean they were primitive.

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So God created man in His own image; in the image of God He created

him, male and female he created them. - Genesis 1:27 (NKJV)

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Swip-Swap scammer arrested

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in year-old Michelle McNeal, of Morriston, was arrested by

Levy County

A witness with

deputies

Hwy. 488, traveling east, when the victim passed them, driving a motorcycle in the opposite

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direction. However, the victim lturned around and Committee them. The witness told

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deputies that the victim and his family Page (5"x6.5") Hankins and members of their

1/4 had threatened to kill

Levy County Deputies, Oct. 9, for impersonating Tara Davis - a woman who

family, so they were frightened. He said they75

$ continued east on Hwy. 488, turned south on

had died in 2015 - and also of attempting to sell a shed belonging to Ms. Davis'

Hwy. 41, then turned onto side streets, toto Run from the victim, but he stayed behind

get away

estate. According to the LCSO, the shed was listed for sale on the "Gainesville

them.

Swip-Swap" Facebook page and CraigsList.

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He said they turned right, onto W. Citrus Springs Blvd. and traveled about a half

The victim reported meeting with, and signing a sales agreement with, a

mile before turning around, thinking they'd lost the victim, but after they turned around, he

McNeal woman who represented herself as Tara Davis - but was later determined to be

saw the victim standing, off of his motorcycle, which was parked on the north side of the

Michelle McNeal. According to the victim and the sales agreement, the victim

road, on the grass and sidewalk. He said the victim was threatening to kill family members

paid McNeal $300 for the shed at the home where the shed was located. McNeal, posing as

while reaching into his vest, and he believed the victim was reaching for a firearm.

"Davis," told the victim she would have the shed delivered to her on Oct. 8. When the shed

He said Hankins became very upset and turned the vehicle toward the victim. The

wasn't delivered and "Davis" didn't respond to phone calls or text messages, the victim

witness stated that he was upset and closed his eyes, but he believes that Hankins possibly

contacted the sheriff's office with her suspicion of fraud.

struck the victim and backed up over the motorcycle, flattening the tire of the SUV, so they

Deputy Ryan Sullivan was able to confirm that Tara Davis had died in 2015, and

only traveled a few feet before coming to a stop. He said he thought Hankins was intention-

the address where the shed is located was the home of Tara Davis. Dep. Sullivan was also

ally trying to hit the victim because his anger is difficult to control.

able to confirm that the profile created to conceal the fraud was crafted by Michelle McNeal.

He said Hankins then got out of the truck and pulled out a metal tool that he used

Sullivan went to the address listed in public records for McNeal, to interview her

to fix a vehicle, earlier in the day, then went over to the victim and hit him several times

about the shed incident, but she was not at home. However, he did locate her at the home

with it, several times while he was down on the ground, and after hitting the victim, he said,

of Ms. Davis, at the very time that McNeal was in the process of selling the shed to another

Hankins stood over the victim in a taunting manner.

unsuspecting victim. Dep. Sullivan attempted to speak with McNeal, but she ran and hid in

The deputy spoke with Hankins, who stated that both he and his family have been

an attempt to avoid arrest. Deputy Sullivan quickly located her and took her into custody.

constantly threatened by the victim's family for the past two years, and he hit the victim

She was transported to the Levy County Detention Facility, charged with grand

because he thought he had a firearm.

theft, use of the personal identification of a deceased person, and resisting arrest without

Before the victim was flown as a trauma alert to Bayonet Point Hospital in Hudson,

violence. Her bond was set at $40,000.

he told a deputy that he'd been attacked by Hankins.

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